Chapter 94 Do You Like Her


    Chapter 94 Do You Like Her


    Colin seemed to be whispering to Faye, but his voice was not deliberately lowered.


    Faye turned her head to look at him. Seeing the sincere smile in his eyes, she found it hard to warn


    him.


    There was no way to show any hostility to a man smiling so sincerely at her. Besides, they were putting


    on a show for Carlotta, which was the reason for her to hold back the urge to teach this man a lesson.


    After a moment''s consideration, Faye lowered her head and had a taste, and then replied, "It tastes


    good."


    Colin smiled slightly, but he didn''t say anything.


    Colin was quite observant. After seeing Faye was running out of her patience, Colin didn''t provoke her


    anymore and began to chat with Carlotta modestly.


    At first, the two were chatting about the customs of Cocanel, but in the end, the subject was changed to


    Colin''s family background somehow.


    Carlotta asked Colin, "Your stepmother treated you harshly, what about your dad?"


    Colin looked calm, "He was not much better."


    Carlotta, "Why is that?"


    Colin, "Probably he thought of me as a burden that stood in the way of his rtionship with his current


    wife."


    While listening, Carlotta''s eyes got watery, "He was the one who made a mistake being young. What


    did it have to do with you? You were just a child!"


    Colin got up and served Carlotta withmunal forks and said with a smile, "Auntie, not everyone is


    as kind as you are."


    Colin''s ttery was natural, and Carlotta didn''t feel any difort at all.


    After lunch, although Carlotta hadn''t gotten relieved, she had let down some of her grudge against


    Colin at least.


    Moreover, she began to take pity on this young man as an elder.


    After lunch, the three came out of the hotel. Colin pushed Carlotta''s wheelchair, and Faye walked


    beside them.


    As they reached the parking lot, Robert got out of the other car, took Carlotta into the car, and then


    stood by, ready to take orders from Colin.


    Seeing this, Faye looked up at Colin, "Aren''t you going home?"


    Colin reached out to adjust her hair tangled by the wind, "I have something to do. Robert will drive you


    and Auntie home."


    Faye replied lightly, "No, I''ll just drive myself."


    Colin put his hand on the back of her neck and pinched lightly, "Be good. It''s inconvenient for auntie to


    get in and out of the car. You can''t hold her up."


    Feeling a tickle and numbnessing from the back of her neck, Faye unconsciously frowned.


    Seeing her expression, Colin stopped, and before Faye got angry, he retracted his hand, threw the car


    key to Robert, and said to Faye, "Get in the car. Don''t keep auntie waiting too long. Send me a


    message when you get home."


    After watching Faye get into the car and leave, Colin turned and got into another car.


    At the time, Reba was sitting with Tanner in her office.


    Tanner sat on the sofa while Reba sat on the coffee table in front of him.


    In the cold winter, they wore down jackets and both held ice cream in their hands, discussing


    countermeasures while eating.


    "Why do you think Colin suddenly came to me and asked about Faye?"


    Reba looked at Tanner with a serious face, took a bite of the ice cream, and winced with a chill.


    Tanner looked back at her and wrapped his down jacket tighter. "Reba, can we turn on the air


    conditioner before we chat? I know you are thrifty, but you don''t have to save money on this!"


    Hearing this, Reba scolded Tanner for being pampered. She got up, walked to the desk, and took


    out a heating pad from the drawer. Then she turned around, walked over to Tanner, and handed it to


    him, "Just stick where you feel cold. I don''t want to boast, but it can keep you warm for 24 hours."


    Tanner curled his lips as he looked at the heating pad in Reba''s hand, "Are you kidding me? You''re


    relying on this for winter?"


    Reba said, "Why not? How expensive is it to use an air conditioner!"


    Tanner asked, "How about the floor heating? You don''t even have floor heating?"


    Reba squinted at him, "I got it! You are a rich guy! You''ve never been poor, have you? Think about


    it! The older generation even slept in the wilderness. It would even be nice for them to have shelter


    from the wind and rain. Unlike you, asking for so much!"


    Tanner was left speechless by Reba''s words.


    Seeing that Tanner didn''t speak, Reba continued, "Although my business has been going well


    Looking at the heating pad in his hand, Tanner didn''t want to say another word to Reba, so he


    returned to the topic, "What did Colin''s assistant say to you?"


    Reba thought for a while and said, "Some jibber-jabber at first, and then he cut to the chase and


    asked me about Faye''s disease. Luckily, I am smart enough. If it were you, you would have fallen into


    his trap."


    Tanner raised his eyes, "Do you want to talk or not?"


    Reba smiled for a second and made a bow with hands folded in front, "Tanner, I''m sorry, let''s


    continue. What do you think that Colin wants to do?"


    Tanner said, "Considering the call with Fayest night, maybe Colin is really into Faye now?"


    Reba''s face changed when she heard the words, "That''s terrifying!"


    Tanner looked at her, "Terrifying?"


    Reba nodded, "Yes. For me, Colin is known for his ferocious temper."


    Tanner couldn''t helpughing, "Then why did you ask him to pay you more visits?"


    Reba said, "I did it just to back Faye up! To be honest, I regretted what I said almost instantly, and


    now I''m worried."


    When Reba finished speaking, they stared at each other.


    Suddenly, there was a knock on the office door.


    Reba turned her head sideways and said "Come in". Her assistant pushed the door and poked her


    head in, "Ms. ck, Mr. Farrell is here for you."


    Mr. Farrell?


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    Reba was shocked.


    Tanner reached out and patted her on the shoulder.


    Reba looked at Tanner eagerly, thinking he would say something tofort her, but Tanner just


    said, "Don''t worry, I''ll hold a good funeral for you."


    As soon as Tanner finished speaking, Colin stepped in.


    Tanner and Reba got up at the same time.


    Looking at them, Colin didn''t have to ask what they were together for. His lips curved in a smiled and


    he said politely, which was rare for an arrogant man like him, "You two sit down."


    Then Colin naturally walked to the armchair and sat down as if he was at home.


    Seeing Colin''s natural performance, Tanner and Reba exchanged a look.


    Colin saw the interaction between them but pretended not to see it. With his slender legs slightly open,


    he picked up the cigarette case on the coffee table, took one out, and put it in his mouth, "Are you done


    talking? Which one of you is going to talk to me?"


    Colin''s aura was so strong that Tanner and Reba were still ufortable, even though Colin was


    trying his best to be nice.


    Reba suddenly had the illusion that he was here to murder someone rather than to beg for an


    answer.


    After a minute of silence, Tanner took the initiative to break the deadlock, "Reba, you can go out


    and get a cup of coffee for Mr. Farrell. I''ll chat with Mr. Farrell."


    Reba looked at Tanner pitifully, but her worried face didn''tst for one second before she ran out of


    the office.


    When the office door closed, Tanner said calmly, "Mr. Farrell, no offense, but do you have feelings for


    Faye?"


    Colin lookedzy, and his voice was low and pleasant, "What do you think?"